In the early morning hours of September 12, Issacman emerged from a small hatch on the Polaris Dawn Dragon spacecraft and stepped into space, becoming the first private citizen in history to conduct a spacewalk. Despite the name, Issacman didn’t exactly do much walking in space, instead performing a series of motions and stretches while keeping at least one arm or leg inside the hatch at all times. “Back at home, we all have a lot of work to do. But from here, it sure looks like a perfect world,” Isaacman said while hanging outside of the spacecraft.
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